PORTEC-4a Trial setting: Stage I-II endometrial cancer - - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PORTEC-4a Trial setting: Stage I-II endometrial cancer - - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Ongoing Trials status update PORTEC-4a Trial setting: Stage I-II endometrial cancer - high-intermediate risk Study Design: Randomised trial of molecular profile-based versus standard recommendations for adjuvant radiotherapy Sponsor(s):


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PORTEC-4a

Trial setting: Stage I-II endometrial cancer - high-intermediate risk Study Design: Randomised trial of molecular profile-based versus standard recommendations for adjuvant radiotherapy Sponsor(s): LUMC; funding: Dutch Cancer Society Planned No. of patients: 500 Current accrual: 46 Other important information: ANZGOG and NCRI UK preparing participation Ongoing Trials – status update

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PORTEC-4a

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  • Molecular integrated vs standard indications for adjuvant treatment:

Surgery and pathology diagnosis FIGO 2009 – high intermediate risk Stage IA (with invasion), any age and grade 3 (with or without LVSI) Stage IB, grade 1-2 and age > 60 Stage IB, grade 1-2 and LVSI+ Stage IB, grade 3 without LVSI Stage II (microscopic), grade 1 Randomisation Endometrial carcinoma

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Individual treatment recommendation based on molecular pathology analysis 2 1 Standard treatment recommendation based on clinicopathological factors Vaginal brachytherapy Vaginal brachytherapy (~40%) Observation (~55%) External beam radiation therapy (~5%) Follow-up and Quality of Life Randomisation

Favourable Intermediate Unfavourable

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PORTEC-4a

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Pilot phase (n=50) endpoints:

  • Logistics of molecular analysis

(< 2 wks)

  • Patient acceptance
  • Current: 46 / 50 pts

PORTEC-4a study endpoints (n=500):

  • Vaginal control and RFS
  • Pelvic and distant recurrence and OS
  • Quality of life and freedom from

symptoms

  • Costs and use of health care resources
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